Your marks stay on your computer. Save to file downloads your docket as an Excel workbook; next time, use Open docket file to pick up where you left off. This browser also keeps a backup copy between visits.
| Mark | Serial # | Registration No. | Reg. Date | Event | Next Event Date | Goods & Services |
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Enter numbers in any USPTO format (87309344, 87/309,344 or 5,265,767), separated by spaces, commas or new lines. Slashes and commas are stripped before the numbers are stored. Eight digits is read as a serial number, seven or fewer as a registration number.
Other ways to add marks: copy rows in Excel and paste into any blank row (include the header row and columns are matched by name), or use Paste rows from Excel. A row only needs a registration date; if you paste the existing Event and Next Event Date columns instead, the registration date is worked out from them. Update recalculates every registered mark's Section 8, 15 and 9 deadlines that open within the look-ahead window and saves. Green means the filing window is open now; amber means within 90 days. Filings: the TSDR → Docket bookmark reads each mark's prosecution history, and a Section 8, 15 or 9 filing found inside a window collapses that window to one Filed line. Run it again any time to refresh every mark. You can also click Mark filed on a window and pick the filing date. For intent-to-use applications the Statement of Use deadline comes from the Notice of Allowance and the extensions granted. Other rows with no registration date keep the events you type in. Click a serial number to open its TSDR status page.